Hi Matthew - I have added an element to a form using the 'factory'
method and set the 'class' attribute by passing options to the method.
If I inspect the object with var_dump I can see a public property of
'class'. But if I try $element->getAttribs() I get an empty array.
$this->addElement('button', 'submit', array(
'value' => 'submit',
'class' => 'next',
'decorators' => array(
array('ViewHelper', array(
'helper' => 'formButtonImage',
)),
),
));
var_dump($this->getElement('submit'));
var_dump($this->getElement('submit')->getAttribs());
I can see that the reflection class has been used to derive all the
public properties but this seems to be a bit buggy on PHP 5.1.6. Could
all 'public' attributes not instead be placed into a protected array
called _attribs instead? It would reduce the need for the overhead of
the reflector and be somewhat more flexible for people like me who
can't yet migrate to 5.2.x
Cheers!
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